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Renowned Performing Arts - The sources highlight individuals and organizations excelling in performing arts, including qualified educators, cultural societies, and celebrated artists. For example, a qualified educationist in music and performing arts is eligible for university leadership in Karnataka, emphasizing the importance of expertise in the field A. Rangaswamy VS State Of Karnataka Department Of Higher Education (universities), M S Building, Bangalore - Karnataka. A cultural society actively promotes creative activities across various performing arts disciplines such as music, dance, and visual arts, showcasing institutional contributions to the arts community Commissioner of Income VS Jawahar Kala Kendra - Rajasthan.
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Notable Artists and Performances - The employment of renowned performers like Pakistani Ghazal singer Muhammad Ali in India illustrates the global and cross-cultural nature of performing arts, as well as legal considerations related to visas and employment (e.g., Passport Act, 1967) Avital Post Studioz Ltd. VS Union of India - Punjab and Haryana. Such performances enhance cultural exchange and artistic diversity.
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Copyright and Legal Aspects - The legal framework governing performing arts includes copyright laws protecting composers and societies, and licensing rights for public performances. For instance, copyright issues arise when music is played publicly, requiring permissions from societies like the Indian Performing Rights Society Ltd. Agi Music Sdn Bhd VS Ilaiyaraja - Madras.
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Educational Qualifications and Recognition - Academic policies recognize diplomas and post-diplomas in performing arts, equating them with postgraduate degrees for admission purposes, thereby promoting formal recognition and career advancement in the arts Mahatma Gandhi University rep. by the Registrar VS K. A. Satheesh Kumar - Kerala.
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Religious and Cultural Practices - The sources discuss the management of secular versus religious activities involving performers, emphasizing that religious functions performed by sanyasins are permissible within legal and order-maintaining frameworks, with dress codes sometimes being integral to religious rites M. K. Sanoo VS State of Kerala - Kerala.
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Media and Public Perception - Incidents such as interviews or online videos can impact performers' reputations, especially when remarks are deemed offensive or humiliating, highlighting the importance of respectful representation in media SATHYABHAMA vs STATE OF KERALA - Kerala.
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Rights and Accessibility - The rights of disabled performers and their capacity to contribute to the arts are recognized, with legal judgments affirming that physical disabilities do not preclude effective participation or performance in the arts, exemplified by cases involving individuals with cerebral palsy or visual impairments YOGESH DUTT VS UNION OF INDIA - Allahabad.
Analysis and Conclusion
These sources collectively underscore the multifaceted nature of renowned performing arts, encompassing educational excellence, cultural promotion, legal protections, and social recognition. They highlight the importance of qualified individuals, institutional support, legal frameworks, and media responsibility in fostering and sustaining excellence in performing arts. The legal and educational policies aim to recognize talent irrespective of disabilities or backgrounds, promoting inclusivity and cultural diversity within the arts community.
Search Results for "Renowned Performing Arts"
2020 0 Supreme(Kar) 1296 • India - Karnataka
JOHN MICHAEL CUNHA
educationist in the field of Music and performing Arts and is fully qualified and eligible to hold the post of Vice Chancellor in any Universities in the State of Karnataka. ... It is further averred that the action of the 4th respondent clearly establishes his mala fide intention and apprehension that if the petitioner is in the fray, he may not get the chance, considering the status of the petitioner, his expertise in the field of administration, academic and performing arts ... Petitioner claims to be eligible and sui....
2014 0 Supreme(Raj) 702 • India - Rajasthan
AJAY RASTOGI, J.K.RANKA
The brief facts, as emerging on the facts of record, are that the respondent-assessee is a renowned cultural society generating creative artistic activities through programs in the field of performing arts, visual arts, literature, electronic media and film, folklore, indigenous craft, etc.
2016 0 Supreme(P&H) 1089 • India - Punjab and Haryana
M.JEYAPAUL
Passport Act, 1967--Multiple Visa--Petitioner had employed a Pakistani inhabitant a renowed vocal artist to perform at various cities ... Muhammad Ali who is a Pakistani citizen is an Artist and very renowned Ghazal Singer known for his live performances across India. The Arts Council of Pakistan has certified that he is a permanent Vocalist of Pakistan. In pursuance of the employment agreement Mr. ... The Artist arrived in India on 19.5.2016 and started performing live concerts in various cities in furtherance of the sa....
2019 0 Supreme(Mad) 1339 • India - Madras
ANITA SUMANTH
Civil Procedure Code, 1908 – Order VII Rule 1 – Copyright Act, 1957 – Section 62, 57 – Permanent injunction - Performing ... or any other provision of the Agreement, particularly by entering into or attempting to enter into or, after entering into, by performing ... Anywhere, in a restaurant or aero-plane or radio station or cinema theatre, if a music is played, there comes into play the copyright of the composer or the Performing Arts Society. ... Ramesan ... (xii) Indian Performing Right Society Ltd. ....
1990 0 Supreme(MP) 46 • India - Madhya Pradesh
FAIZAN UDDIN, RAM PAL SINGH
(1) Evidence Act, 1871 - S.45 - first post mortem report confirmed by two renowned doctors of repute - report cannot be doubted. ... A Magistrate cannot abdicate his duty as such Magistrate only because he was busy in meeting with Collector, or he was busy in performing any other kind of duty other than that of a Magistrate. ... Satpathy, both renowned doctors of repute in their field appointed to do second autopsy on the dead body as prayed for by the petitioners themselves and their meticulous and lengthy report does not have any doubt ....
2013 0 Supreme(Ker) 301 • India - Kerala
MANJULA CHELLUR, K.VINOD CHANDRAN
In accordance with the resolution of the Academic Council, the eligibility for admission to post graduate courses in the branches of Music, Performing Arts and Visual Arts under the Faculty of Fine Arts was revised to include diploma/post diploma holders of RLV College who are in the regular service ... It was also provided in Annexure-A that post diploma holders in performing Arts will be issued certificates equating their qualification to post-graduate degree, provided they pass Part....
2001 0 Supreme(Ker) 360 • India - Kerala
G.SASIDHARAN, K.S.RADHAKRISHNAN
It was pointed out that the Act envisages the management of only the secular activities and there is no impediment in the sanyasins in performing their spiritual and other religious functions. Further it was stated that the Ordinance/ Act were promulgated for the maintenance of public order. ... If in a given proceeding one section of the community claims that while performing certain rites white dress is an integral part of the religion itself, whereas another section contends that yellow dress and not the white dress is the essential part of the religion....
2024 Supreme(Online)(KER) 21 • India - High Court of Kerala
K. Babu, J
, made remarks in an interview that humiliated and insulted the respondent, a member of the Scheduled Caste community, who is a renowned ... Degree in Performing Arts. He has participated in many dance programmes, including Mohiniyattam, inside and outside India. 3.3 The video of the interview was uploaded on the YouTube and later aired on Online Channels.
1992 0 Supreme(Mad) 429 • India - Madras
A.R.LAKSHMANAN
THE CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE - INJUNCTION - MAINTAINABILITY OF REVISION PETITION - JURISDICTION OF CIVIL COURT - FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS - ARTS ... fundamental rights of the petitioner in the present revision and other member of the Muslim community in Adhirampattinam under Arts ... Court virtually affected the fundamental rights of the petitioner and other member of the Muslim community in Adhirampattinam under Arts ... ... Held that the suit must fail on the ground that though the plaintiffs were objecting to certain functions and ceremonies he....
2011 0 Supreme(All) 824 • India - Allahabad
SUNIL AMBWANI, JAYASHREE TIWARI
partially physically disabled person and his right eye has normal vision—He does not suffer with any handicap nor is incapable of performing ... Stephen William Hawking-a British theoretical physicist is a world-renowned scientific with career span of over 40 years. ... It was held that accepting the fact, that the appellant is a victim of cerebral palsy, which impairs movement of limbs and also speech, there is nothing on record to show that the appellant had not been performing his duties efficiently and with dedication. ... The loss of....
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